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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 23, 1915 · page 3

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LA$IFIED Advertisements on this”, Twenty-Five Words "L083, 25c . searched by the British cruiser

- Three nines, 50c. IEaeh Additional Word. 1_cent per Insertion. In Black:
face or Caps, Double Price. ., . .

Classified “sag—To Leh'."
For Sale, Business and '
Professional Cards and
Miscellaneous

 

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British cmiérls, » have resumed,
their watch of the shipping to
and from New York. For the
first time in several months a
, vessel bound to New York r e—
_ ported yesterday that she had
been stopped a few miles east and

 

 

Berwick. -
The Bermék was one of the
three British“: war vessels which

 

 

 

‘3 ' were aSSinged last. fall to wait
' ‘ outside New York Harbor. The

 

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WANTED. l

TO LET.

two others were the Essex and

FORM . I the Suffolk; none has been re-

 

 

I wanrso—mosmox as BOOK--
keeper, ofllce manager, American, age

I33. married. Now employed in New South N

lYOl‘k.doslros position in the Not-walks
Dr vicinity. Record and high metro-
Dolilln tolerances to warrant your up
provaL Moderate salary. Write Fred-
erick R. Field, 70 Wes: 108th street,
INow York. 223 ll

 

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WAITElH—SALESWOMAN, Ex-
periencedpn cloaks and suits for the

To LET—ONE LARGE FURNISHH FOR 8ALE-—QUICK SALE l.‘HEAP.‘p0rted damaged in any encoun-
ed room. Inquire 15 Haviland street. Mission dining chair. White lro bed. ters, and the Essex and Sufiolk
orwalk.

(24*

TO LE -5 PLEASANT ROOMS.
Toilet, gas, water. inquire 6 Elizabeth nue.
street. William Hilsdon. Phone 1024-3.

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a23 3t Springs. Elegant wool bed anti ress- are now supposed to be in Ameri-
ler. Punch bowl. twelve curs. Mati- can waters. A few weeks ago
teas tree. Trylor. 6 1-2 Hamilton aVe- reports‘fitame from South Ameri—

‘ 3'23 11 can ports that the Essex was on

. . - duty down there.
FOR SALE—DUCK BOAT 1N Al The Berwick's presence in

 

 

TO LET

—-—AT

ROWAYTON. 99““ ““19 3mm Mm“ “35 “gm“ for no incoming ships reported
house of 7 rooms and both. Convenient complete, 320' H D Lawrence,
to slathn and trolley. inquire E. “11'“? “WP-“a

condition. Complete :10. 5 to '1' horse these waters is apparently recent.

20" having seen her until the arrival
‘23 1",yesterday of the Norwegian
"" ‘steamcr Starkad, bound here from

." f sometimes mo 5mm;

On August [,5 the Austridn Ad-
miralty reported that Italy had
lost the submersible Nautilus and
the Nerei‘de. Both had been en—
gaged by Austrian forces and their
.failure’to reappear caused the in—
ference that they had been des—
troyed. On the same evening the
Italian naval authorities an!
nounced that ’the Nutilus had not
been damaged and that the Ne-
reide ”apparently sank owing to
the derangement of the motor.”

It was this motor trouble that
compelled the Ner'eide to sink in
haste when attacked by a strong
force of Austrian warships. The
nerve racking ordeal that follow-
ed drove some of the men nearly
insane. Until he dropped from ex-
haustion the captain inspired his
men by his brave, calm demean—
or. His last command was given
in a whisper.I

CABINET MINISTERS ‘
HAVE SECRET MEETING

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ithe enemy,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

..._ é? a -
BATTLE OF RIGA and the futility of his efforts;
' IS" DESCRIBED enemy appears to have evac-r '_
--—- - the Gulf of Riga on the let.
PETROGRAD, Aug. 23, ml “Between the 16th ,, and a
London, 12:30 p. m.——The recent two enemy cruisers and no {EWQ'
naval battle in the Gulf of‘Riga than eight [torpedo boats 3V”.
is described as follows in astate- either sunk 01’ placed 1101‘: d "
ment from navy headquarters: combat. Simultaneously our gala
“The German fleet 011 Aug. 1'6 lant attack succeeded in torpedfiw
renewed with large forces its at—{ing i“ the Baltic one 0‘ themes!
tacks on our positions at the en— ‘ POWCTIUI dreadnoughts of, tile-f7
trance to the Gulf ofRiga. Our ' German fleet-n ‘ I
ships during the 16th and uth‘ Theforegoing contains [no ref
repulsed the attacks of the ene— erence to theloss of the Russianw
my, whose secret .' preparations gunboat Koreets, which was saidf
for entering the gulf had been in an OffiCial German 5mm”
favored singularly by misty of Saturday to have been‘suriku
Weather. ‘ . as well as the Sivutch.
“Taking advanta e of a thick1 . ,
fog, hostile forces of considerable SERVICES OF AMERICAN
size entered the gulf on the 18th EMBASSY APRECIAm?
and our vessels retired at the V ——-_ l
same time, continuing t9 resist

 

 

 

ROME. Augn. 23, via’ l’atis
1:05 a. m.——Appreciation‘ is cg:
pres'sed here in government on I
cles and by the people of the:
‘weighty burden undertaken. b
the American Embassy at Con

“On the 19th and 20th the ene—
my Ireconnoitered in’ different di—
rections, at the same “time keep—

 

AMSTEhDAM. via London.

Aug. 23, 6:16 a. m'L—At the sec-isul’fcred material losses. On our

ing UP a fight with our ships, in . . . I_ ,
Which their torpedo boat flotilla stantmople in the protection a!
Italian interests in Turkey. flip

officia’lly hopes are expresses!

 

new store. Apply tomorrow after 6: 30 IGodl'rey, Rowayton, or telephone 245-3.

rct conference of Cabinet Minis-side we lost the gunboat Sivutch.
p. m. at 104 Washington street. 1123 lt‘. “31 3t
. : .

ters, political leaders and influ-Iwhicb perished gloriously in an
ential writers, called by the Ger-lunequal fight with an enemy.
man Imperial Chancellor beforeIcruiser, which was escorting! .
the re~assembing of the Reich-gtorpedo craft and came up to a Morgenthatv efiective. , ,- . II
stag last Thursday to discuss thezdistanct of' 400 yards from her. Many ItaliansIare empll-‘I’XSd‘W
political situation the Telegraaf The Sivutch. enveloped inilaborers ID the interior of
says that Karl Helfierich, secre-gflames, continued to reply shoti'l‘urkish empire remote

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FOR sALs—NEW HUNTINGTON . Havre
piano, never used more than 25 times. '
‘Call or phone 50. Reynolds at Son‘
‘ 321:”

that the United States will sen:
additional warships to render th
representations' of Ambassadw

 

Capt. Scherwin, of the Star-
kad said that he was stepped off
Fire Islandat 10:30 yesterday
oimorning by the Berwick, ‘who
sent an officer aboard to search
.the Norwegians papers. This
'concluded. the officer examined
'the crew and finding two men,
v.- 1 .

. son SALE—A TOP WAGON. coon;the “1"“ 0‘5“" and a seaman.
serviceable business “SORT" newly who were German subfects, took
painted this spring. No reasonable ol- them OII- The Starkad “'35 then

{for refused. c. «L. Handly, 30 Myrtle al‘mi'l‘d ‘0 mowed 0“ her W8.“

St. E.._N. 1219-5. 1:20th OFFICIKLTSII‘ATEMENT
son SALE—TWO 43 noon cor-l 0F RUSSIA

l ——.—_—. ..
AT 70 LET—LARGE LIGHT owrcnI I - N “I
hand on costs, suits and dresses. Ap-Ion East Washington street. Electric-I'l craze, 0"“ ‘
ply tomorrow after 6:30 p. m. at 104'1ty, steam‘heat, Janitor service. Ap-l

{Washington street. 11% ltiply Box 551, South Norwalk. a2]. 3tr FOR GALE—”1 SACRIFICE T
iclose estate. 10 room, 2 family house.

wmuppmgsmmm 4.5), T0 LET—ROOMS 0N inrmni’z'm' Call co Meadow street, City.
plain sewing also 11813 to trim and fix‘Avo. All improvements. inquire at ' ’ ' a21 3‘

mar. HI Washington street. 011v}? West Ave., South Norwalk, or phone
flight “I’- “23 3t ' 458. 820' 3!.

MMNTED _— Ahrsfirion

 

 

fromtll
tary of the treasury, explained,for shot until she sank, havingidirect influence of American call-r
that the new German war loangpreviously sunk enemy torpedoisuls. , "
would completely exhaust the boats. ‘ M :

 

 

 
 
 
 

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empire’s financial resources and "In view of the losses sufi’ererl ' ~Adveftlse in The ScnthI-I It

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waNTEp—AN EXPERIENCED; 10 LE. —-rorm noon Ara-R?-
girl for general housework. Reference. ment, a bio for adult. Private
angovine, 60 West street. a23 3t house, eight rooms. Bath. All improve-

in t '
WANTED—AN EXPERENCED‘ on s tao furnished rooms for light

 
 
 

bonds would cause bankruptcy.
Therefore, Dr. Hclfferich urged
it was needful to prepare for an]
honorable peace.

 

Emily Wakeman Hllfloxffi
Manager ‘
Phone 2300.

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‘Iwoman as cook and laundress. Mrs.
F. ii. Montgomery. 32 France street.
.i 823 3t

WANTED—TWO 0R THREE UNv

housekeeping. Inquire 2 High St.

a20 8t

 

for light housekeeping. Furnished.

TO ILET—THREE NICE ROOMS .

(ages. Water and toilet. Nicely local-I , - '
-ed. Price' $1,600 apiece. 3200 down: LONDON. Aug. 23. 11:55 a.
Rout applied to purchase price. Reut.lii.~An official Russian commu-
i'or 314. Good chance to own yourhomefinication descriptive of the naval

Chancellor yon Bethmann-
Hollwég, according to the same

report. declared that the difficulw
ties of the empire were lllCl’CaS-l

 

 

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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -

AUGUST 23, 24 and 25

 

 
 
 
 

Call and see me for full partlculara..battle in the Gulf of Riga, was
W. G. Crochett, 16 South Main streetaforwarded from Petrograd today
' . ‘ no Why the co rfispnndcnt of the Leo-
" ‘ ‘itral Newgslt‘ gives the German
FOR SALE"DUCK BOAT' x?._fl'iioSscs of due dréadnought. two
“20 “by 3 we" 6 “whet White Ged‘r-J’M’cruisers and eight torpedo boats.
,. fIcopper fastened. New last fall. Midis“!e statement follows:
TO LET—TWO ROOMS. FURNHEast avenue 9?}? 3'- "‘In it“, Gulf of Riga, between
ished or unfurnished. Inquire No. 11 ‘ Aug. 6 and It), the Russian fleet
: Chestnut street. \ 1120 (it. FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE sank ‘or damaged “0'16“.“- than

-—._..._.--- 1on Wilson road. Built or best of may (‘ . . . l I. *ht
' ‘ ' '0 er ran crmsrrs am up,
TO LET—APARTMENI‘ 0F SIX lerial and convanlent to‘ evel‘yth harm“ I ll

ing and advised his hearers to
use their influence to soften
down bellicose inclinations and
expansion policy in the Reich-
stag and the country and careful-
ly to prepare peace proposals
which would be acceptable to the
four members of the Entcntc.
Dr. Bernhard l')ernburg's re—
port of the failure of his mission:
in the United States and other

tarnished rooms, for light housekeep

. lug. Address “Light Housekeeping,"
‘- clo Sentinel. - ' sill 3t
WANTED—A GIRL ABOUT 15 To

assist with housework and care or
children. Apply 18 Maple 'St. a20 311‘

. WANTED—EXPERIENCED HAND
«cutters, also operator on electric cut-
ting machine. Cluett, Peabody & 00.,

Gas, electric lights, stove, dishes. run-
lng water and room for two gentle .
men. Call and see mam. No. ‘11
Havllund street South Norwalk.

Matinee Wednesday.

HENRfiILLE "

. Presents ‘

"JllSl on W luv

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

A New Play byJulea Ecker'. Goodman

 

 

 

 

IIIC- a20 3t rooms. All improvements at 33 Sea-jimmy. seashore and town. siectrdilfil’?ffihl’iffifh,.fi‘i§1§"§afl‘§j“gnfl"(1}.“rum“ ‘3’““trb‘s' ‘he. “"chff‘Ij‘Ii' WITH A NOTABLE casr INCLUDING .

"w . View avenue Mr“. Charles H- “Villains installed. Best of Billing water.” ii! I (i itdrcadnmlflllis says, "“3. e a strong “mu-(’5‘ Kathlene MacDonell, Ottola Nesvmith, Julia Mills, Elliot Dexter, ,
WANTED—+SALES GIRL. AI} thorpe. Phone 635- ' 320 “large lot, 80x200. Good garden 80111“ thii'rfitn’ema unboat Sivutch my” confirm” ° 1-4 Frank Loaee, Ernest Truex. David Glasaford, Lizzie Hudson Colller, ‘

are“? in own hand "I'm“- “Clerk,"r V -' V irSome tools, etc. as owner desires in! v ( Iliiss‘an bgrilliant fight ini (’Cn' vnn “(BMW‘ {Oi-in“; 1‘ ya. Frank Kemble Cooper. William Norton.

Clo sentinel. all) 3t. 70 LET—I-TO SMALL FAMILY. 5. so splay. $500 cash takes possessién.lwas 5"“ x“ a .. gel the Gcnral Staff. (ice aru tla . u -

 

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3.,0 3tytIhc coursc‘ of which she sank aim. fully agreedwvrth the chancel-i “ml“ it so P M Matlnee: ‘5

= ' German illl’lli’doqo boat “'1‘“? Shellor and added that only those}

No. 20 Ta lor avenue, near Wes! - - . . . - .
street. ' y 320 3; FOR SALE-ONE lilQUOR prscrscll' was in flames and Silih-ifu”). informed of ”w mmtm“.

l . . . .

v mg. cmild ho )c for the liO§ll>lllly of:

Tom" south Norwalk' CL ' “2° 3“- To LET—FIVE norms WITHifli‘zf'ihidrd‘igiib‘noisdiigdzami": but iii): Th“ “’th‘“ Slmcmm" “1m“ mmlm’wl lbw-“la“ “cm“; a
VG ‘ ' ~ improvement}. at 9 Hamilton avenue.‘:573, South Norwalk. “2 it wrth previous “due“ “will “1‘” DCFit"to ”‘99“ declarations. ”‘0'
WANTED __ To PURCHADE 5 rooms with improvements t '12I ”I“ ('"m‘l" "“‘W “1"“ WW" "5 storv concludes. the "1001"“: re—
hmall piece Orland on water. Piece North Main street Indulre' JIJnltedl 'thrcc cruisers 3““ “"9“ “WWII" fused to adopt a resolution all—1
may be on an island. inlet. creek. or Grocery Qomwny ' AUTOMOBILES. iboats. vacating moderation in the
harbor. [Address J. A. T., jr. Box 83 ' i l ‘ Rcichstug,‘ \vhercupoll the chanm

Nomton‘: Conn? 1119 m FOR SALE-J‘ORD TOURNG CAKVFINAL REPORTS OF “In“ declared that if a "mom”
_ I“.— SINKING 0F ARABIC I in the Reichsta;r should show an}

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PRICES: EveningsISl.5o to 25¢. Matinee $1.00 to 25¢. t
BOXIOFFIC‘E NOW OPEN

m. ‘ ~ r . n . ‘ .T ‘
_ .. . WANTED—YOUNG MAN WISHES come a improvements Reasonable 5L, HI.IAlleIn. Wilspnvroad.__I

position as 'cbautfeur. Best ot exper-
ience. AddresgiMrs. C. E Hoyt 'Plne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“ Shore Dinners sores mm mil

 

 

 

 

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T0 LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT" Run but very little .Like new in everyl

 

second floor, 12 High street. Suitable

BUSINESS NOTICE,

lor’2 or 3 adults. inquire at premises.
A. MVDNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST, .

particular. Sold on account of illnessl

-. . NOT RECEIVED
George. F. Gregory. 28 Franklin ave-2

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irrcconcilably" Chauvinistic mood
he would be»obliged, to rcsrgn

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093' and Evening Basket Parties Welcomei

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SW"! Norwnlk. Bicycles, motorc clos " . nue, on the pork. “3 3‘; \VASIv-illNlGTl )vN, Aug 23.—— nsflhe could not accept responsi- WM Mo:— ., , , I.
«a d or y To LET :1 UNION 8T 7 Roou l“ l t ' h ‘ k PM i C n)'s disasur

nu Sun ries. Both 3 dnd exchanged, -- ' . ‘ ‘llla repor s concermngt cstn '-‘ n l y or serum ‘ j .. . ‘ . OPEN YEAR WESTPORT

Expert repairing. 3wa “mag“ re- a-partment. Posseslon at once. The Veigzefgtflgpgigm 33:28:21: in}: of the-diner Arabic still were AMERICAN EMBASSY AROUND , CO MPO I N N - “Mews”:

paired. Prices‘reasonable. Hatch and Bailey-Co. / 128 t! phone 13091 . - awaited by administration of— T0 TA K E OVER Dine and Dance Between “I. Courses—Orchestra. .

 

H. SCHENK, 8 -.CLAY STREET,

tailor. Cleaning, presslng, altering ot .

ladies' and gents. garments. Making
‘ or Ladles' Suits to order a specialty.
, Skirts from :8 up. Suits from .38 up.

Satisfaction or no pay. .. ‘

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’ .muawmomra—mns SANTA .

Tun-co, graduate from the University
,It Italy. Licensed in New York~Iand

j-Iioanecucut. Close Examinations ind ‘

 

 

Pleasant Hour. Lockwood'a Hall.

TODAY
B. A.- Rolte presents

 

“23 “finals today. pending the receipt

Fon SALE—A LARGE LINE 53m which the attitude of the Unit-
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices. ed States government remains
Luther Wright, 6 Madison Eugen So. undetcrnnncd. .

Norwalk. Phone 1413.4, 1118 lm Already the question seems to
i ‘ . have been cleared up that the

Fog SALE—HUMOBILE RUNA.‘ Arabic was toIrpcdoed Iwithout

boat 16 H. p, in good order. Inquire warning. The pomt now in doubt

George F. Foote, South Norwalk. Is as to whether Germany will
312 n claim that

of the liner .just before shewas
attacked led the submarine com-

 

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the change of course,

ITALIAN INTERESTS

, _.._..
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—
With Italy's declaration of war
on Turkey, the American Em-
bassy at Constantinople probably
will be asked to take over Ital—
;ian interests in Turkey and

' has been acting.

 

those of Russia, for ‘whom Italy

—-—— C A F E
SHORE

 

Season, Demljl'aase. :
A: LA GARTH: SERVICE AT ALL

 

inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service.

$1.501: Noon to t.-roe.in§%§?megi:5di?ii$l.505
M E , .,

Olives. Cdlery. Radiance. Pickles, Little Necks, Clam «Chowder, mi
in Season. Parlalonna Potatoes. Halt Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaloo' ‘
Dressing, Halt Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetables in.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

GRILL , ‘

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TIMES—Telephone as Weapons

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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LOST ii SMALL YELLOW DOG. I' "‘3 - "-

*Answers to the name Fritz. License TelephoneCall :7”? . ‘
number is 44,460. It found return to . "‘ . COMPO B E A
I LOOK. " DANCING

:0. A. Pahlitzecb, ‘22 Glenvvm avenue.

?" ~. ‘: - an at.

'- I share profits with you hr 8MB: . In the pavllllon
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar- ' THURSDAY.
snteed Itln m‘l‘lde into leadei'a-‘hands - ”was.“ . 25.;

made, painted. inside. tin "0”" instructor in attendance to

and 132 West street. Reward. 'Inquire plumbing and heatlns- assist all who wish aid.

Sentinel cities. 323 8t , - HENRY A- HEGELEIN. _ , Private lessons an time b .
56 was; fit. Phone ”but ”‘appolntment. ‘ II . y,

. assistance by latest modern methods. 'VALLI VALLI m NOTICE mander to believe that she was TRANSPORTS‘ DEPART _~ . .
. I8 Ely avenue. Telephone 815' ’8 2m . u ‘* j n STEAfijécRufiglg’fi-IPORT attempting a hostile act against FROM ITALY »- . . I , I 1
’r’ ‘ ' ‘ ' The “[flhkoad V » him.“ mbassador Gerard, at“ »~ ‘ - , , ~ I , I,
‘MLVATOR GHARIOTT— GENER- ln live parts‘and'tivo hundred and R0 " ' meg“ . :Berlin, is expected to throw light '. ROME, Aug.I 23. via Paris. GREATEST - AUGUST .
minoxutractor. Estimates given on ten scenes. ' ‘ . - origin-anti) NORT‘I’I‘APIOIRfi‘Y: on this point. Ulpon hisrenort 3:30 p.m.—»Sevcral transportsIlaId— . ' - . , ~ , . . T . .
“'ki‘Q‘" ”amt I'M” 3° “W . TOMORROW a.“ Lug“ Boat Leaves lprobably will depend the decision en “”Ith troops and escortet y ' , - ‘ ' '_ - i
. how our estimate. We can save you —-—— _ . ‘ ”to" Point. New“ Ad the Washington government warships have departed from Na- I . V
x . ‘ money. .l'houa 816-3. ,28 Wood St. Marguerite. Clark In ' . 11.30 a m 910 . m l as w whether Germany has com- gIes,fSyracuseI,I'laranézsztinldaggn— . , ‘i‘. 3
i . ' - . -.l‘ ' - I ' ' C. ,' ' ' “ ‘ 1 ' dl 151. oranun'nown l . . . . . .1
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING “The Seven SISICI'S” :Igg :' 3 £0303: Igicittted a deliberate y unfrien ,V They sailed under scal‘chI 0‘; . . .. _
'reduced their éxpenaes'toamlnimum " ' ' ' ' M h! th d ' 't t' lders. It is generally Iercve | ' 7' , . ,
. Irwin give. astonishingi low [prices on ; . .. , , ‘ SefiIIagrlléerz“ , . ,. 39at :h‘emdro“ iisivmgidtgididg a: ogerriuiifiiid? £3 they are to be employed for open-i :ThBAUguStsalIe In. prowess, as th|sstore
xgfing,zp:p§::nging and d Keller“ D0110“ House ‘ 12'30yp m . 7 10-15 a, m. ~~ “0 statement as to the-egurse to ations 383m“ Turkey. > i i forelbleemonStl'ateS “1133097911130?0f
8' "an“ a“ 10 0°" ‘ a " ‘ i i“ ' ' ' ' ” ' . ' be pursued will be issue . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . ' _ _, > ~J .
9...!!!“ street 'lfel. 1211-3. or .7437?- :Ij__. (Greecry Boulevard) ‘ ' iii ii. :2 £123.: ‘. Discussion continued todav as VTURKEgiébfiDNE‘ii‘ihlgAAw i. ‘ thisstorc, sayings to every pllf Gil-3881‘,
: 1 . ‘ ‘ East Norwalk . a t “ l ' ‘ B t rl .~ ‘ to the possibility of the United . . . - f . \ I ' . ,
-» ' WWW’l'°°'*'°”""““"°’ ‘ - boss-flay :- ‘ ‘ $527.3: " °' 3.1:: s2... ’Ststesbreiking 0“ dowel“ “a BERLIN.Aug.23;bvwire1ess* - AND OFFERS I 0U
‘- iTHE WM\ Esthrii‘on c 1”" ‘ “ORE DINNERS AND ALL 1:30 p. m; 11:15am. ”“0“. it“? germal‘y h"?- .“I‘fito Sayvilles—IThe Overseas News I _ , . . - ;
‘ 'W'Wi' .. no”... (isullfi KINDS 0F '8“ F0” - so»... on I 3:46}- s- “ems"? A“? “3“ ‘ ends‘i’b' Agency todamave out the fol- . everything needed for the home at $6.8
. etc-.- 3: " - . . ~ COOKED TIOORDER. .-.9.45 y , , “5 m ingéo t e Ira 1c was, a e‘. -I lowing; ~_ _ . ,
W I , LOST " i I - i . pi and Ti 50 ' "pf . erately unfriendly act. “Reports from Sofia and Con— ‘ ly REDUCED PRICES. ‘ ‘
if I . [OHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop. are—,7 oun r p' e. stantinople‘state that ankeyand . ..

ITALIAN SUBMARINE
7°. nouns UNDER SEA

 

 

Bulgaria have signed a «new

treaty, Turkey granting Bulgaria

.' , . l" her desired direct. railroad con-
ROME. Aug ?3-'-JIISt a Week nection‘withI the sea and Bulgaria‘

after Austria made an officialIagreeing to observe mbenevolent ' ....'-"_"" . l

GERMAN 'I‘ORPEDO BOATI C ‘ANNOUNCEMENT

, DESTROYER SUNK
‘ PARIS, Aug. 23, NoohI;_«TwQI . I Have'Secured'the Agency of the -

French torpedo boats encounter} . ‘LI s:.s:.s;./:REOI AUTOMOBILE .;.s:.s:;i

 

 

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:announcement of the destruction!neutrality.”
of the Italian submarine Nereide ’
she is reported .‘to have safely.
(reached a port in the Adriatic. ‘ '
iFor several hours the submersi-
ible was imprisoned underwater,
while her" i» w; Asleeplessjalmost

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOST—A not’rNo com) vPIN. A
cluster of pearls and diurnond setting.
Mat between 91 South Main street

 

 

 

 

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starved and" ed and sank‘a German torpedb '

 

 
 

Lear—slushnoorc ' no.“ more.
issued by South silos-walk Savings
Bank. tinder Twill bindinréturn book

 

to said bank, “since‘paymént has been"

. _ . . , ‘ SOUTH NORWAL,
‘ - ‘ . . ”* ‘Q‘EWNWY can 9?” ' ” in ii h ‘cl ‘ - ‘” u ."-b“ t were undama ed.”“' . .
stopped. II am .28 30113 negeassry and get less than, you good tenant. “cum through Sentl- hagsttiiihee T v50 mg“ (dliid 3:31; .. (23’ I,” s 1 g . I . I _ I . . .
. . ~. , . "m“ “SI“ olwutddrerfltlno, way to 50m I . __ alummmnu" bring results. . . _ ‘ I . _ . I._ ,. , , .

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